HARRISBURG, Pa. — All Pennsylvanians age 5 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
As of November 2, with parental consent, children ages 5 through 11 may now receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more about the pediatric vaccine.
Eligible for a booster?
Based on CDC recommendation, a booster shot vaccine is available for certain adults who were fully vaccinated by Pfizer, Moderna, or Janssen.
Individuals who received Moderna or Pfizer vaccine are eligible to get a booster, if:
- It's been at least six months since your initial series of two doses, and you are one of the following:
- Age 65+
- Age 18+ and reside in a long-term care settingOpens In A New Window,
- Age 18+ and have an underlying medical conditionOpens In A New Window, or
- Age 18+ and work or live in a high-risk settingOpens In A New Window.
Individuals who received the Johnson & Johnson (Janssen) vaccine are eligible to get a booster, if:
- It's been at least two months since their initial dose.
Unsure if you're eligible for a booster? Use this map to understand the current guidelines.
Where can I get more information on scheduling to get the vaccine?
For more information or answers to your questions, visit the Pennsylvania Department of Health COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions site or call the Pennsylvania Department of Health hotline at 1-877-724-3258.
You may also contact your doctor or the following health system hotlines for more information:
EVANGELICAL: (570) 522-4530
GEISINGER: (570) 284-3657
GUTHRIE: (866) GUTHRIE
LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK: (833) 584-6283
ST. LUKES: (866) STLUKES
¿Busca recursos sobre el COVID-19 en español? En el nuevo sitio sobre el COVID-19 de los National Institutes of Health (NIH) en español, encontrará información de salud confiable sobre pruebas, tratamientos, vacunas y ensayos clínicos: https://go.usa.gov/xsx8t.
Find vaccine providers in your area at https://www.vaccines.gov/
How many vaccinations have been administered so far?
The Pennsylvania Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine dashboard allows Pennsylvanians to see the breakdown of where and to who COVID-19 vaccines were given.
